Cointelegraph

⁠OG partners with blockchain-based gaming technology company Don’t be surprised when you see more blockchain in gaming.

⁠Gemini to accept deposits in PAX Gold, Amp and Compound More listings ahead.

⁠Tokenized whiskey fund buys first 1,000 barrels of Kentucky bourbon That’s a lot of whiskey gingers.

⁠Renault tests blockchain platform for parts compliance No, the blockchain is not in your car.

⁠A Malaysian company is developing a blockchain-based app for charities Blockchain for doing good.

⁠Why we need evolutionary, not revolutionary, regulatory initiatives Clearing regulatory hurdles is important for forward-leaning jurisdictions that aim to attract the most innovative firms.

⁠AnChain.AI and Bluehelix partner for compliance solutions The platform hopes to help in meeting AML standards.

⁠Many blockchain projects have ‘smoke-and-mirror’ strategies: Avalanche CEO Too many make strong claims without evidence.

⁠A by-the-minute look at Tether’s $1 billion swap from Bitfinex to Binance The recent Tether burn seems to have involved a lot of trust between Binance and its counterparties.

⁠Caught in two minds: DeFi meme coins spark debate over their intentions DeFi’s meme coins are causing a stir within the crypto community, as some call foul, others see the upside.

⁠DeFi: A shrinking window of opportunity With regulators unlikely to change old-fashioned rules in favor of the emerging market, DeFi might be burdened under fraud and new portions of restrictions.

⁠Why DeFi, in its current state, is destined to fail Like the ICO boom of 2017, DeFi plays to our desire to get rich fast without any responsibilities.

⁠Framework’s Michael Anderson: ‘Ethereum is where DeFi will continue to be’ One of DeFi’s most active, successful investors shares his thoughts on yield farming, the origin of LINK Marines, and how DeFi will evolve.